This brief is about preventing Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) of poverty. The control of onchocerciasis (river blindness) is widely acknowledged to be one of the major public health achievements of recent decades in Africa. Lessons from the implementation of the Onchocerciasis Control Programme (OCP) led to a stronger partnership approach in the African Programme for Onchocerciasis Control (APOC). A key contributor to the success of APOC is the diversity and depth of its public-private partnership, which has brought together communities, policymakers and health workers in endemic countries, UN organizations, multilateral and bilateral agencies, donors, private foundations, and non-governmental development organizations (NGDOs) to successfully deliver preventative medication. The World Health Organization (WHO) serves as the implementing agency, working with countries and NGDOs while the World Bank, working with other development partners, is the programs fiscal agent. This brief contains the following headlines: The WHO APOC secretariat : playing many roles; Centralized financial management : the role of the World Bank and other Development partners; Sponsoring agencies : the evolving role of the UN system and multilateral partners; the Mectizan donation program : a groundbreaking effort by the private sector; and NGDOs : the backbone of the partnership.
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2014/06/18
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A successful public-private partnership model
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river blindness;endemic country;development partner;financial plan;food and agriculture organization;neglected tropical diseases;Health Workers;flow of fund;civil society partner;national health service;control of onchocerciasis;health education material;partnership with communities;fiscal agent;bilateral agency;operational research;international programs;funds flow;formal approval;arable land;financial resource;fiscal contribution;health authorities;private foundations;vulnerable people;public-private partnership;funding process;fund development;endemic area;aerial spraying;drug donations;health goal;public health;financial planning;governing body;development perspective;international level;community health;food production;Pharmaceutical Industry;management responsibility;government institution;central funding;treatment programs;multiple donor;voluntary contribution;
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